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Dead Shack (2017)
A perfect zombie comedy horror!
A perfect zombie comedy horror! There were a family, a best friend, a girlfriend, awkward moments, funny moments, a family of zombies and a woman who feed them. The scenery was beautiful and the music was calm and powerful at the same time. The music was only existing when it should. Perfect choices by the way. My favourite character was definitely Jason. I would agree we him. When the blood is black there is no go back!
Das schaurige Haus (2020)
Is calm horror a thing?
The movie in general was a little boring. The story has a very slow and calm development except of some moments.
The mom did the right thing about call the manager of the property when she found out about the dead family, although I didn't liked him. The wrong thing was that she didn't demand an immediate change of household after she found out the he was hiding the truth from her or after weird things starts to happen in the house and her kids. Especially the little one, Eddi.
Hendrik was an okay character. A, let's call him protective, big brother wanted to know the truth. He made a bunch stupid decisions in the process. He literally let the ghosts speak through his little brother and himself. It's not funny Hendrik! What if the ghost liked your brother's body and wanted to stay there?
In normal conditions Eddi wouldn't last two minutes without destroying earth or summon a demon. I don't know how he's not unalive in this movie yet. Literally it took him ten minutes to destroy on purpose the only deffence they got. And I was like "Let that boy watch Supernatural, please!".
Hendrik's friends was helpful to the continuity of the story.
In conclusion, it was a nice movie but i don't thing i would watch it again.
Attack of the Killer Donuts (2016)
An army of killer donuts is on the loose.
The movie is funny and not scary. If you like weird killer donuts movies, donuts partying and creating a chaos, then you must watch this one! It has some memorable lines and the song in the credits it's definitely something else! I love Michelle's energy in the whole movie. She was sassy and funny and remind me of Max in the 2 Broke Girls. I'm certain that that was Johnny's and Michelle's lucky day. I didn't like ending scene so much because it feels like it's there to full the time. It was unnecessary.
You Might Be the Killer (2018)
I said a wtf and kept watching it
A unique underestimate horror movie which I would loved to watched a sequel. My boyfriend didn't loved it as much as I did but I said a wtf and kept watching it. It was funny and has all the qualifications to rewatch it.
F*&% the Prom (2017)
A mediocre teen movie but I don't hate it.
It's not bad but not great either. I would describe it as mediocre. Nothing that I haven't seen before. I found it weird that they don't actually destroyed the prom. Most of them had fun at the prom. I loved the casting though.
The Hate U Give (2018)
I cried every step in the way.
I love this movie so much! It has powerful messages and performances. Especially the acting of Amandla Stenberg was breathtaking. I cried every step in the way.
The reasons I rewatching this movie:
No 7 of the Black Panther Program: We want an immediate end to police brutality and murder of Black people, people of color, oppressed people by any means nessesary.
The moment her dad made her realise that her voice matters: So why you gonna be quite?
The phrase: The reasons to live give me reasons to die.
The moment she realised that her "friend" was toxic and snapped: That's how it feels.
The moment she know her voice matter and speaked but no one listened: No matter what we say, no matter how loud we shoud, they refeused to hear us.
The teargas moment.
THUG LIFE.
Julie and the Phantoms (2020)
I watched it in a night...
I watched it in a night and now I want more! Please make a season 2... and a season 3... just saying... Great music! Loved the chemistry of Julie with the boys and especially with Luke. Still waiting for that kiss!!
A Week Away (2021)
Disappointing..
It's not the whole movie bad, it's the songs. I genuinely love musicals but... I mean... Too much christian songs even for me. I was between a five and a six and a gave it a six because it hasn't bad acting just boring songs. I kinda liked one or two of them but I skipped the most.
The King (2019)
The movie is a 10 and not even Pattinson could ruin it.
If not the best, definitely one of the best films I have ever seen. Hal captures the interest of the public and no one can take his eyes off him. Many congratulations to Timothée Chalamet. The only thing that disappointed me was the choice of Robert Pattinson in the cast. Very bad acting, horrible fake accent. His performance was a total joke.
Koe no katachi (2016)
A behind the scenes story of a former bully who seeks forgiveness from himself.
It's a movie that will stay in my memory for a long time. Bullying, depression, lack of self-esteem, friendship, forgiveness, redemption, etc. Everything has a special meaning and follows the protagonists. I don't want to say too much, not to betray the end. I just want to say that the end is one of the reasons the movie is worth watching.
Liberi di scegliere (2019)
A movie worth watching.
It is strange that no one has written a review for this film. It's a movie that sheds light on how the mafia works. However, it gives importance to the institution of family, in whatever form it may be, and freedom. I think it's a movie worth watching.
Jumper (2008)
If you could jump, where would you go?
I'm actually impressed. It has a very realistic point of view if a people had powers. It was a good teleportation movie. Too bad it hasn't a sequel.
Afterburn/Aftershock (2017)
It was a nice movie with some intimate scenes that they performed well. Nothing special.
Well... I have one question. Why is he wearing a Rossi t-shirt on a family gathering which all the other members of the family are dressed up? About the rest of the movie... The story was okay, nothing we hadn't seen before. The acting wasn't bad, it was near to beleveable. The songs were nicely played to the background. The intimate scenes of the couple was pretty hot. It was a nice movie.
Bridal Boot Camp (2017)
This movie has a special place in my heart.
The first time I saw the movie was with my sister. It reminds me of our after midnight movie nights. About the movie, the leading couple was cute. The boot camp was nice. That part maybe it would be better if it was a little bit funnier. The couple had chemistry but the kiss it was plain. All the other characters had their charm. I kinda bored to hear the same song over and over. Seriously. Get a songwriter and add three or four songs.
A Brush with Love (2019)
It was a nice romcom
It was a nice romcom but I really hated all the paintings. All of them looked forced and it only make me want to rate higher every other movie I ever saw with great art work in them.
Confess (2017)
It was an okay mini serie.
A mini serie with some romance and family drama. The acting of Katie Leclerc was bearable. Ryan Cooper was way better than her. However, they make a cute couple and I get it why they choose her for the lead.
The Swap (2016)
Surprisingly good
It wasn't extra funny as I expected but the actors manage to transfer the characters feelings to the audience.
Clouds (2020)
"You don't have to find out you 're dying to start living."
The most precious Disney movie. I knew from the beginning how it ends but it worth every second along the way. I'm still crying. A very inspiring story. And I have to say that Fin Argus has give an absolutely breathtaking performance. Ps: in case you didn't notice it's based on a true story.
Invisible Sister (2015)
Science gone wrong....
A beautiful story of two sisters who are a little jealous of it's other and accidentally switch places. Very good Disney movie. Funny and unique.
Cloud 9 (2014)
A Guily Pleasure
I can't think a better cast for this movie. Dove Cameron and Luke Benward were on fire! It's a Disney snowboarding romcom. It reminds me a little of the Chalet Girl.
Jinxed (2013)
Just My Luck meets Big Time Rush
I love Ciara Bravo! It's the first movie I see with her as a protagonist (after her role in Big Time Rush) and I'm glad she's still acting. The story is funny and I think they did a great job with the film in general. In addition, I think the message of the film's ending is very important: It's okay not to be okay. We don't need to be all "normal". We just have to embrace who we are.
Cinderela Pop (2019)
One of my favourites Cinderella movies.
The characters are believable and unique. The story is different from the classics and I love it for that. The music is great and the acting is flowless. Nothing more to say.
Malibu Rescue: The Next Wave (2020)
It's worth seeing, especially for the summer school scenes. Hilarious!
The movie was funny and refreshing. I loved the summer school scenes.
Secret Society of Second-Born Royals (2020)
I don't know why some people hate it so much.
It's a good Disney movie. It was easy to watch but maybe it is even more enjoyable for adolescents. It has potential for a sequel, too. Great for a family night or a sleepover. Good job.
Dirty Sexy Saint (2019)
I kinda liked it.
I give it a 7 for the story in general. I haven't read the book, so I don't have the whole picture. However, the film has some plot holes. For example, she goes to a random bar, gets drunk, wakes up in a random house of a man she doesn't know. So far, the story is okay. Then she asked him for hospitality and a job. Still okay. Asking for help is normal. And then she kissed him out of nowhere. WTF girl ??? In other news, Jordan Lane Price's performance was on another level bad. Especially in the opening scene. Luckily, David Gregory saved it and made me want to watch it until the end, with i found a little odd and awkward btw.